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    Operation Delta 29

    We now begin a new thread on subjects such as building, modding, overclocking and such. I thought we might close it down but as there is interest in the above subjects, we shall see where it goes. Those of you wanting to build can do so here. It seems as though this has bome a virtual workbench for projects large and small. If you have questions, comments, or whatever they are welcome here. From newbie to expert, we all learn regardless of which level we are at at any particular time. So - welcome to Operation Delta 29. (Dedicated to Excellence and Long Term Acheivement)

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    Queen of Hearts, when are you going to post some more pictures?

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    greenegoose, can you explain to me what Overclocking is exactly. I read about it all the time. Thanks....

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    Dodge
    Ain't goose, but here goes.
    Overclocking is adjusting various settings to make the cpu [ sometimes the motherboard] run faster than the factory setting. In other words you have a Intel 866 and overclock it to make it run at 904MHZ. Hope this helps. By the way you can underclock also. Say your mobo/cpu is unstable you can underclock to stablize them. A lot of computer manufactors have been known to do this.

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    Hi Dodge, This comes from a favorites of mine.

    Overclocking refers to the process of running a processor at a higher speed than it is marked. In other words, because processors are "overdesigned", they can run at a higher speed than their rated MHz. Thus, it is possible to operate a Celeron 300a CPU at 450MHz, a Pentium II 266MHz at 350MHz, an Athlon 700MHz at 800MHz, etc., and many CPU's can be overclocked by simply altering motherboard jumper or BIOS Setup settings

    Dodge, sometimes you can find a processer that is higher rated than what it says on the box, then you're really in luck.

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    It would appear that the DELTA threads, like a black hole, have drawn me in. I require the input from you builders of infernal machines. Mine is starting to show some ominous signs so I want another. Not quite ready to build, but lets say I am wanting to spend no more than $1000 US for a whole new system. I already have the following:

    30GB 7200rpm WD HDD
    speakers
    printer
    32MB stick pc100 RAM
    mouse

    Here's the catch...I want a 1ghz, fully upgradable mid-tower and a 17 inch monitor. The real kicker is I have NO operating system to install. I have fading hopes to get win98, but will accept winME. Can this be done without using junky stuff. It doesn't have to be top-of-the-line either. What do you guys think? Can it be done or do I have champaigne tastes on a beer budget?

    PS: Dumb it down guys...I don't know hardware too well and I just started my third beer.

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    Train dad burn it you beat me by a minute.
    So now Dodge has twice as much info. LOL

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    Hi maxx, yes I believe it can be done and yes you can bring one in for less that a $1000. You have a good start. Maybe An Inwin S500 ATX case/300w ps ($47.00), a Abit 133 Raid mobo etc. Bistro and Train will add some I'm sure.

    Dodge, Try this.

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    Greengoose
    You are welcome
    and check how you typed Dodge's name.

    maxximilian
    You are off to a good start
    Get 98SE. A whole lot easier to deal with.

    For your info:
    Inwin S500 tower
    ASUS A7V ATA100 motherboard
    Duron 800MHZ
    WD 30GB harddisk
    Hercules Prophet II 32MB video card
    Nic
    Keyboard
    Mouse
    Floppy
    Cdrom
    Monitor 19"
    Everything new

    $1150. total roll out

    Just to give you a idea.

    Now for some cpu prices

    Just to give a idea is all.


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    maxx: Suggested laundry list: (Intel-based; someone else can advise on an Athlon-based system)--

    InWin S500 mid-tower case

    PIII 1 ghz CPU (Jury is still out on P4's)

    128 PC-133 RAM

    Abit BX-133 board (BX Chipset) OR (for a little more) the Abit SA6R (Intel 850 chipset)

    Any of the Soundblaster Live! sound cards

    A GeForce 2 MX or GTS vid card

    For the BX board; get an ISA modem--
    PCI controller-less modem for the SA6R

    I'm partial to Sony monitors--but recommend looking around at a computer fair; can pick up a 17" pretty cheap--the monitor is where you will spend the bulk of your budget--try for quality if you have enough left over.
    Desktop: Intel i7 960 CPU @ 4.0GHz, EVGA Classified 4-Way SLI mobo, 12GB Corsair Dominator-GT 2000 DDR3 RAM, Crucial RealSSD C300 256GB Solid State Drive, Two WD 2TB SATA drives, 2x EVGA GTX 570 Superclocked graphics cards in SLI, Coolermaster HAF X full tower case, OCZ ZX 1250w PSU, Corsair H100 CPU Cooler
    Laptop: MSI GT60-004US, 2x Seagate Momentus XT 750GB SSD Hybrid drives in RAID 0, 16GB DDR3 1600 RAM, GeForce 670M 3GB graphics card, Networks 'Killer' N-1103 WLAN card

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    greengoose1,

    That motherboard that you posted. Is that for an AMD or Intel? Also can you get a motherboard with the processor, heatsink, fan, etc. already installed? Looking to make this as easy as possible.

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    Greengoose posted for intel as does bistro.
    I am the one running AMD.

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    Bistro and train,

    Thanks for lists. I posted in win98 awhile back for a place to get win98 full install. I do have a disk from MS for the second edition updates. They charged me about $24.00 for it. You guys know where 98 is still available. I really don't want to go to the on-line auctions. Just can't bring myself to trust them.

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    Maxx, no charge for the picture.




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    Out here Best buy , a lot of the computer sales/repair places, curciut city, Just to name a few in the sunday ads.

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